is this a scam

[steak4me]

From my previous log the other day about a message appearing on my screen saying my computer is infected with trojans and viruses. I took on board your advice and ran malwarebytes and thought it had cured the problem but have just had the same message come up again from e set. Is this someone trying to get me to purchase their security and does anyone know of e set.

[rojash]

Eset is a highly respected producer of AV and Internet security. However, if you've not installed any Eset products, then yes, it's a scam.
Which AV product do you actually use?

[steak4me]

Hi Rojash I use Mcafee and have done for years and so far no problems until recently. As far as I know I don't have any Eset products installed

[rojash]

In that case, I would download and run Malwarebytes antimalware.

http://malwarebytes.org/

Click the "Download free version" button.

[steak4me]

Have already ran malwarebytes and it says no problems

[Huderon]

Well if Malwarebytes isn't finding anything, you could try the free version of Superantispyware from http://www.superantispyware.com/ - it does pretty much the same thing as Malwarebytes, but may be better at detecting some infections.

I happen to prefer Malwarebytes, but you can have both of these on your computer at the same time so trying it can't hurt and may work for you

[Waple]

I'd recommend MalwareBytes, you can download the full version here:
http://softwarefornot...are-full-version.html